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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXI, Issue 8443, 10 August 1911, Page 7

; ; v , BUSINESS NOTICES. V ■ ' ■ f ■ . THE CROWNING DAY AT THE GASH CLOTHING/ SOMBESET CORNER. THE CARNIVAL SALE. iff!EN -Dozen Beautiful Paris TIES, 6rl each. : . Ten Dozen Bevershble Silk Paris TIES. 9d each. ' ' ■." f Ten Dozen Widf-eiul Rovcrsable Silk TIES, Is each SPECIAL PRICKS THIS MONTH FOLI SUITS TO MEASURE. Fit lad style GuViVuiee^ The Best <,f English and Colonial Tweeds. A REALIT-TO HATE BOX*- SI- IT, with all the Latest Improvements, 45s EXTRA STRUNG TWEED WORK. I NCI TROUSERS, 6/11 EXTRA STRONG WORKING SB I UTS, all Sizes, 2/11 MEN'S CANADIAN UNDERPANTS, 1/11 Pair ■ POST CARDS, ALBUMS, to hold 300 Post Cards. These are slightly soiled, 2/6 each THE LATEST IMPROVED SCALLYWAG, 12/6 HEAVY-RIBBED SOCKS, Colonial made 1/- Pair ! EVERYTHING IN. THE KSTAIHJSHMENT REDUCED FOR , • ONE IVIONI H ONLY; ; . ODD COAT 6, ODD SHIRTS, ODD TROUSERS; all to be cleared SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN BOYS' SUITS. MEN'S REAL GOOD SUITS, all Sizes 30/A WHOLE-LOT "OF SHIRTS TO BE CLEARED. 50 COME AND SRR FOR YOtJRSELVES. . AT THE— CASH CLOTHINQ> THE GOMERSET CORNER - - ASHBURTO* 1 J. BURRAGE, Proprietor, tfflgf O 4<M ff\ "AhT Those look ilHp^Sij^^j^jf inviting." "Yes," Wg^" '^sJ^VV she said "We are "^\ W^ _3V"E* " ' BAKING W/ rLS-Sa? powder now. That's,-why,'V';, . ® ASK YOUR GROCER STOCKTAKING! STOCKTAKING! FOR THKKK WEEKS ONLY THIS SPECIAL SALE WILL RUN. GREAT IiKIH-CTIOtfS. IMMENSE BARGAINS. THE SAI.K THAT MAKES THE MOTHERS SMILE. EVERY PAIR'OF BOOTS AND; SHOES REDUCED IN PRICE. MANY LINKS Tv BE CLEARED UNDER COST. COME IN TO DAY, AND SECURE SOME OF THE BARGAINS NOW GOING AT— MELLOR'S GREAT SALE, Gout Troubles Many a Man! Many people seem to think that gout is a privilege I solely of those wealthy old gentlemen who have nothing 1 to do, and all day in which to do it. Never was there a I greater mistake. Gout is only one. form of the most pre- f yalent disease—excess uric acid in the blood. Other '■$ troubles of the same nature are Rheumatic Gout, Rheu- | matism, Gouty Rheumatism, Gouty Eczema, Lumbago, | Sciatica, Gravel, Stone and Neuritis. None of these | diseases, whether hereditary or acquired, would cause so much pain and suffering if taken in hand when the early symptoms were manifested. When the first aches and twinges of pain are felt it is necessary to take- a medicine that will neutralise and eradicate the excess uric | acid. That remedy is ' I j ■ It possesses the remarkable power of , n**"**"""""^^ ; _'' ridding the system of uric acid and its \ i \Vv ""^N. deposits. Many who had tried other $j i iVi \\ medicines, who had been to Rotorua, I 111 IJ but without finding, relief, obtained, a | I:.} I >^y\ Permanent cure through"Rheunto.-Read ra /7 i ■ f'/' . 'he cxpericrxe of a iady who siiffered B\ // I i^^rS-'V *or ove* twent.V years-. Mr. H. Hiillen, $j B'l //j^^^s^'^\\^»Jf " Rheumo has done ihy 1 wife a great amount m SB \ I ¥&2i '-^f/Tf '■^vt^^ of good. She got no goorj from theHaniner xfl ra 1 l/P«"*?^SKi3?'vfcA^NvV' Springs, having suffered {row chronic iheuiHa- m Bjj 1 /&'£&• V;i£?*i^*'WC4Vl JM tism for twenty years. 1 was suffering from kirf- SS El I i^**&^V«j&lii<*W/lW\ liey trouble and took some Klieuriio. lfrelievni n I f^Sa£6lfe3w^sw«LA) me very I have'recommended it-to Rl i K^^^^^^S^t^ai^**^^ several people, all with good results." 51 Get that bo»lfi of Rh'enino to-night. m J ti^Swl: SvnlS*&s'*^^r Your chemist or siort-keeper selis